This hero delivered Thebes from the tyranny of the Minyans by slaying the Minyan king, Erginus. This man killed the monstrous Cacus in Italy to recover his stolen oxen. He bore the indignity of dressing in women's clothing while serving Queen Omphale (om-FAH-lee). In a fit of madness, this man killed his wife Megara and his eight children. He diverted the rivers Alpheius (al-FEE-us) and Peneius (peh-NEE-us) to cleanse the stables of King Augeus. 
This hero delivered Thebes from the tyranny of the Minyans by slaying the Minyan king, Erginus. This man killed the monstrous Cacus in Italy to recover his stolen oxen. He bore the indignity of dressing in women's clothing while serving Queen Omphale (om-FAH-lee). In a fit of madness, this man killed his wife Megara and his eight children. He diverted the rivers Alpheius (al-FEE-us) and Peneius (peh-NEE-us) to cleanse the stables of King Augeus. For 10 points, name this Greek hero, who notably completed twelve labors.
This hero delivered Thebes from the tyranny of the Minyans by slaying the Minyan king, Erginus.
Heracles [or Hercules]